Ruan Dong graduated from a prestigious university and chose to return to her hometown to teach Chinese at a private primary school.
What she didn't know was that every student she taught was a deity-in-training.
When Teachers' Day arrived, her adoring students decided to give her gifts to show their appreciation.
Beauty God: Let's pour a tiny bit of beauty into Teacher.
Wisdom God: Let's pour a tiny bit of wisdom into Teacher.
God of Wealth: Let's pour a tiny bit of good fortune into Teacher.
God of Misfortune: Let's pour a tiny bit of bad luck onto Teacher's enemies.
God of Love: Let's give Teacher a little romance... Oops, I poured in a bit too much.
Ruan Dong and Xia Yue were both famous at Jingbei University, one pure and graceful, the other dazzling. They were jointly named the university's two beauties of the Class of 2013.
The former came from an ordinary family, while the latter was a wealthy, powerful heiress.
Shortly before graduation, Ruan Dong's handsome childhood friend and boyfriend, as well as her chance to pursue further studies, were stolen from her.
Heartbroken, she returned to her hometown and became an ordinary primary school teacher, leaving their classmates sighing over her fate.
Later...
Ruan Dong appeared on the evening news, and her beauty shot to the top of the trending charts.
Ruan Dong did academic research in her spare time, and her talent shot to the top of the trending charts.
Wealthy heirs fought over a beauty, who was rumored to be Ruan Dong.
The boyfriend Xia Yue had stolen still couldn't stop thinking about his first love.
Their classmates: What the hell?!
An alternate world with fictional deities.
Coming next:
Everyone Loves the Grand Princess
The Grand Princess Yan Gui was peerlessly beautiful, renowned for her talent, and deeply favored by the emperor. She was the most sought-after noblewoman among the young men of Great Yan.
Sadly, her talents were cut short. Before she could marry, she was killed by the obsessive heir to the Duke's house.
That ideal husband of countless young women dragged her to the grave with him, insisting all the while that she had no heart.
Yan Gui felt terribly wronged. She was kind by nature, but had an unmentionable flaw: she was face-blind and suffered occasional memory lapses. She couldn't remember which handsome men she'd charmed before, so she usually kept a pretty, cool face like a snow lotus high in the mountains.
By some divine mercy, she was given another life.
This time, she learned from her overly cold manner and smiled at everyone she met. But for some reason, the men around her grew more and more strange.
Ji Zhi, a refined young nobleman of an aristocratic family, was born brilliant and without a heart or feelings, yet possessed an exceptionally strong Daoist nature. He joined the Daoist sect, traced the dragon veins, foresaw the Mandate of Heaven, and carried the fate of Great Yan on his shoulders.
On a snowy winter day, the Grand Princess passed by beneath an umbrella, dressed in red. Their eyes met for a fleeting moment in the winding corridor. Yan Gui, usually so cold, smiled brightly at him, and even an immortal descended from heaven fell in love.
Later, Yan Gui died young. Ji Zhi's heart fell into chaos, and he nearly went mad and destroyed the fate of the empire.
He gave up his cultivation and his life to bring Yan Gui back, reborn.
But Ji Zhi realized that in her previous life, this woman never smiled at anyone, while in this life, she smiled at everyone, like a beautiful, painted-skin ghost, stealing the hearts of countless handsome young men.
Ji Zhi: This woman has no heart!
Heartless, irresistible Grand Princess x beautiful, black-bellied Chosen One
Theme: Work hard, and you can earn more than you ever imagined
The setting is interesting and the writing is okay. However, it is very different from the introduction. As a short article, the elements incorporated are complicated, which makes the subsequent writing very hasty. This setting is really good, but it's a pity that I couldn't write it completely, and the foreshadowing was not explained clearly.
Many pits were not filled in, and I was imprisoned later for unknown reasons. I don't know what happened, but the ex-boyfriend met the male protagonist. Later, the male protagonist regretted not imprisoning the female protagonist. Those gods in the front disappeared. The crow mother-in-law disappeared for some reason. There was another woman in the back who only said a few words that she was framed by jealousy or something. It sucks blood and infects blood and so on. I'm also very confused. I don't know if what I said is correct or not. It's just my personal opinion.
At the end, I don't know what to write like a running account... To write a short article, you also need to have enough writing power. The setting is so complicated and the writing power is not enough, so the final product becomes a messy running account.
Love seems okay, but I came here for the content in the copywriting, which feels a bit like copywriting fraud.
So what are the remaining three quarters?
Don't worry, just take a look
I always feel that the copywriting has little to do with the main text. The foreshadowing at the beginning seems to be just foreshadowing and has no meaning. Hey, I thought it would be a slap in the face, but in the end, there are not even a few supporting characters, and it is still too short.
It feels like. . . . Drive high and go low, the feeling suddenly ends
I feel like the writing is good at the beginning, but the Sanskrit sounds at the end feel very confusing_(:з∠)_
Tsk, I might as well fuck her to death.